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>I unfortunately suggested that maybe for a company like Google, too high salaries would bring people in who "work for money and not passion". I mean, that is

>I unfortunately suggested that maybe for a company like Google, too high salaries would bring people in who "work for money and not passion". I mean, that is literally the argument for education, social work, elder care, domestic abuse advocates, CASA, and any other number of social services fields. Why not google? Why shouldn't that argument apply to google as well? Also: >Still, trends like Quiet Quiting seem like the worst response. How so? How is that the worst response?

DwnVoteHoneyPot 4y ago
It's easily the worse response. How does doing the minimum help you? How does having a bad attitude help the situation? It doesn't make you happier. It doesn't improve your relationships. It doesn't improve your skills. It doesn't make you more money.
- AlexeyBelov 4y ago
  It definitely makes you happier: you stop going overboard for your company and therefore have more time and mental capacity to enjoy life outside your job. It in no way means you should do a bad job or anything like that.